Immigration and Progress in North Dakota Growth
The piece extols continued immigration to North Dakota with thousands arriving this spring. It argues newcomers are honest and industrious, reinforcing state growth. It notes people leaving eastern states for opportunities here, and asserts immigration will continue until lands are settled and the population ranks with other states.
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North Dakota
Commonwealth
Iowa
New York
Pennsylvania
North
North Dakota's bright future draws industrious settlers
The article argues that Northwest advantages are real and will rapidly fill vacant lands in North Dakota. It cites steady immigration as proof of forthcoming progress, with vast agricultural resources attracting settlers and transforming the state from its Indian and buffalo era into centers of industry and commerce.
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North Dakota
A Safe Calling for Farmers in Ramsey County
Ages of experience show farming offers the greatest happiness and security. The article extols farming as an independent calling with health, peace, and fewer risks, praising the country life, pure air, and the security of owning a Ramsey county farm free of incumbrance, as panics may affect profits but not the farmer’s foundation.
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Ramsey
Ramsey County
North Dakota land offers gains and warns about trust in Russia
A promotional piece extols Ramsey County farming as a safe long term investment. It contrasts old world duelist Cassius M. Clay with prudent banking and urges purchase of Dakota acres, claiming rapid value growth and prosperity for settlers. It notes famine in India and doubts about Russia.
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Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Bottineau seeks new court house and local notes
State news item list includes Bottineau seeking a new court house Editor Hough E Jones of the Kenmare Journal is dead New settlers west will feed flax this year Wool shipments from the state bring about 14 cents Maccaroni wheat being planted in Ransom county Opposition grows to Cando incorporation LaMoure County stockmen vaccinate cattle under two years to prevent blackleg Stark County sheriff and deputies kill a desperado named McPeak Langdon baseball fans organize a stock company nearly all stock subscribed in first day North Dakota publishers meet in Fargo May 14 President Kent and J J Hill urge pardon for Alex McKenzie and letters and telegrams flow to the president.
Pardon expected as McKinley hears from San Francisco judges
Daily notes political maneuvers in Washington with an implied pardon imminent once the San Francisco judges communicate. Local items include a Logan County man securing a teaching post via a forged first grade certificate, Gov Briggs profiting from mining stock, and a county tax deduction law sending salaries to the treasury. The G A R encampment plans a Spanish American War veteran reunion at Chautauqua, while LaMoure Chronicle looks to spring with hopeful North Dakota farmers facing the season ahead.
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Washington
McKinley
San Francisco
Chautauqua
Haley
Devils Lake
G. A.B. Post
Congressman Aldrich Praises Peruna Tonic in Letter
In a Washington DC letter, Congressman William F. Aldrich endorses Peruna, the Columbus Ohio tonic for debility and catarrh. He cites family use with success and urges readers to request a free copy of Summer Catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co.
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William F. Aldrich
Aldrich, Als
Peruns Medicine Company
Washington, D.C
Epeske
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruns Medicine Co
Hartman
Farmers Anticipate Record Yield With Good Soil And Moisture
The article notes favorable soil conditions and abundant moisture boosting germination and early growth. With continued suitable weather and timely showers later in the season, farmers predict an extraordinary harvest for the state.
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Ible
Dreadful Cold Prompt Milliner to Buy Remedy
Marion Rooke of T. M. Thompson, millinery importer in Chicago, credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with rapid relief from a severe cold. She bought it after a milliner used it successfully and now reports being entirely well. For sale at Greene's drug store.
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Marion Rooke
T. M. Thompson
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chamberlain
Greene’s
What Newspapers Can Do
A Langdon Republican column argues Cavalier and Ramsey county farms show wealth from soil. It contends enterprising newspapers proclaiming successful crops boost land prices, inviting real estate agents to act and buyers to follow.
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Cavalier County
Wm. H. Brown
Ramsey
Langdon Republican
Cavalier County Farms
Ramsey County Farms
Brown
Bro
Lindstrom
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean Promotes Town Amid Busy Ads
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean, in last week's issue, featured nine half page ads and one full page ad along with a double age ad by Mann & on. The lively, well edited sheet is praised as a handsome promotion for the town, drawing wide attention from readers.
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Devils Lake
Inter-Ocean
Mann & On
Bro, Small
Advertising Proves Local Newspapers Earn Trust
The Grafton News and Times praises local business generosity toward papers, calling advertising a paying tool. It commends Bro Small for a businesslike paper and urges reading the Devils Lake Inter-Ocean to see a wide awake community.
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Grafton News and Times
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
Bro
Small
Devils Lake Inter Ocean boosts merchants with enterprise
The Lakota Herald notes Editor Small's sixteen page paper, the Devils Lake Inter Ocean, overflowing with advertisements. It causes tiredness in some newspaper boys yet merchants appreciate a creditable enterprise placed within their reach and support it accordingly.
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Lakota Herald
Small
Devils Lake Inter- Ocean
Devils Lake
Lakota Herald praises local club prospects in state
Lakota Herald editor claims Devils Lake will soon boast the most prosperous club in the state. He notes Lakotas will differ with the colonel while the Owl club of Lakota stands ready to align with any in the state.
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Lakota Herald
Small
Devils Lake
Owl Club
New Game Warden Name Spelling Varies Across Papers
Readers note differing spellings for the new game warden across state papers, including Ever Wagness and Finley Beacon, highlighting a common naming inconsistency in local coverage.
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Finley Beacon
For Sale Wheat seed at two price points
For Sale. Thousand bushels of wheat for seed at 40c and 400 bushels for seed at 70c. David Turner, Dry Lake Township. 1-6.
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David Turner
Dry Lake Township
Seed Grain for Sale by LaRue-Mitzer Co
1100 bushels of Sas katchewan Scotch Fife wheat cleaned for seed plus flax barley and oats offered by LaRue Mitter Co at Devils Lake North Dakota for buyers seeking farm seed grain and grain varieties.
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Saskatchewan
LaRue-Mitzer Co
Devils Lake, N. D
Seed Flax For Sale No 1 Cleaned Bushels
200 bushels of No 1 flax cleaned and ready for seed offered at 1.75 dollars per bushel. Call at farm section 18 Lake town arate wasepe to Louis Furstenav.
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Lake Townarate
Seed flax available at Freshwater farm section 28
I have 200 bushels of No 1 flax for seed. Call at Fred Branding's farm in section 28 Freshwater township. The Inter Ocean has received material for users of kodaks including mattes grey or black brass hangers Denison's building backing cards calendar and Perry picture mounts.
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Fred Branding
Freshwater Township
Inter-Ocean
Denison
Perry
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Hough E. Jones
The
Kenmare Journal
Lentz
Heb- Ton
California
Alex McKenzie
Ransom County
LaMoure County
Funston
Stark County
McPeak
Langdon
Kent
North Dakota Publishers
Fargo
J. J. Hill
Daniel Lamont
Logan County
Gov. Briggs
Fogarty
Dando Herald
LaMoure Chronicle
Ayer
Y Doe
Aldrich
Aldrich, Ala
L. T
Wasepe
Louis Furstenav
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